Qatar Airways Utilizes Unique Strategy to Navigate Strict Australian Aviation Regulations
Qatar Airways has reportedly been operating nearly empty flights between Melbourne and Adelaide as a means to navigate Australia’s stringent… Read More »
American Airlines Collaborates with Google and Breakthrough to Reduce Contrails Using AI
In a groundbreaking collaboration, Google, American Airlines, and Breakthrough Energy have harnessed the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to successfully… Read More »
Boeing Faces Aircraft Delivery Decline in July Due to Supply Chain and 737 Production Challenges
Boeing reported a decline in its aircraft deliveries in July, as it faced challenges in its supply chain and production… Read More »
Major US Airlines Embrace Electric Air Taxis for City-Airport Transport
Two prominent US airlines are embracing electric air taxis to revolutionize urban transportation and offer swift connections between city centers… Read More »
Boeing Increases Capacity and Range of 777-8
Boeing has unveiled a modification to its 777-8 design, resulting in a 3.5-foot (1.1m) increase in the fuselage length and… Read More »
Aeroflot Faces Challenge of Operating Aircraft without Brakes Amid Maintenance Issues
Russia’s flagship carrier, Aeroflot, finds itself grappling with a unique issue as it operates a fleet of nine planes without… Read More »
American Airlines in Talks with Airbus and Boeing for Potential Order of up to 200 New Narrowbody Aircraft
American Airlines is currently engaged in discussions with both Airbus and Boeing regarding a potential order for up to 200… Read More »
Airbus Reports 11% Rise in Deliveries, Targets 720 for the Year
Airbus has announced an 11% increase in deliveries during the first seven months of the year, totaling 381 aircraft. The… Read More »
Air India’s Inaugural Airbus A350-900 Flight Takes Off
Air India has marked a significant milestone as its first Airbus A350-900 embarked on its maiden journey, drawing the attention… Read More »
Fleet Analysis: American Airlines Narrow-Body Aircraft
American Airlines is currently in discussions with both Boeing and Airbus regarding its narrow-body aircraft requirements for the latter part… Read More »
Unauthorized Charter Jet Takeoff Triggers Near-Miss at Logan Airport
In a recent development, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) revealed findings of a concerning incident at Boston’s Logan International… Read More »
Boeing’s Plans to Replace its Best-Selling 737 with New Aircraft in the 2030s
Boeing is planning to replace the 737, its best-selling narrowbody aircraft, with a new design in the future. However, the… Read More »
Wizz Air Acquires 75 Airbus A321neo Jets
Airbus has announced a major development in its partnership with Wizz Air. The airline has placed an order for an… Read More »
Malaysian Government Commits Subsidy for MASwings’ Rural Air Service
The Malaysian government has announced its commitment to provide an annual subsidy of MYR209 million ringgit (USD45.8 million) for MASwings’… Read More »
Spirit AeroSystems Shares Plunge 27% Due to Bleak Cash-Flow Outlook
Spirit AeroSystems, the aerospace manufacturer, witnessed a steep decline of 27% in its shares on Wednesday Aug. 2 after revealing… Read More »
Hawaiian Airlines’ First Boeing 787-9 Sighted at Seattle’s Paine Field Airport
Hawaiian Airlines’ highly anticipated first Boeing 787-9, registered as N780HA, has finally emerged from its long-term storage at Kelly Field… Read More »
Discover the World of Military Helicopters: Types, Uses, and Advanced Technologies
Military helicopters are invaluable assets in today’s defense forces, playing a pivotal role in various military operations. Let’s delve into… Read More »
IAG Bolsters Long-Haul Fleet Capacity Through New Aircraft Orders
International Airlines Group (IAG) has taken significant steps to enhance its airlines’ long-haul fleets, addressing the rising demand for international… Read More »
NASA and Boeing’s New X-66A: A Game-Changer for Sustainable Aviation or Just PR?
Most experts say the New X-66A is not just a PR stunt, but a serious attempt to advance the state… Read More »
The Airbus A380 Superjumbo Is Making a Comeback After Practically Going Extinct
The Airbus A380, the world’s largest passenger plane, is flying again after being grounded for most of the pandemic. Several… Read More »
Airbus and Boeing Supplier Senior Expects Strong H2 Amid Increased Demand
British engineering firm Senior is optimistic about a robust second half of the year as it reports a doubling of… Read More »
Southwest Adjusts Boeing MAX Orders and Shifts from 737-7 to -8 Amid Delays
Southwest Airlines, the largest customer of Boeing’s 737 MAX family, has announced that it will convert some of its orders… Read More »
Boeing Resumes Deliveries of KC-46 to US Air Force
Boeing is once again delivering the KC-46 to the US Air Force, having resolved quality issues with fuel tanks as… Read More »
Pratt & Whitney Recalls Hundreds of A320 Series Engines for Inspection
Airbus is facing a new supply-chain challenge as its engine supplier Pratt & Whitney has recalled hundreds of engines for… Read More »
Hawaiian Airlines Receives First Converted Airbus A330-300 Cargo Freighter
Hawaiian Airlines has received the first of 10 Airbus A330-300s converted into cargo freighters and is gearing up to begin… Read More »
Setback for Go First as Lessors Seek Repossession of Entire Grounded Fleet
Go First (G8), based in Mumbai International, has faced a major setback in its relaunch plans as aircraft lessors have… Read More »